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Community Samplinges (Reiss 1986). Community influences on crime arguably remain, even when individual-level characteristics are taken into account. Moreover, there are strong theoretical reasons to expect that individual characteristics, family processes, and life transitions interact with community characteristics

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Sibling Studygn. Design choices are presented with an emphasis on why one research design is to be preferred over another and on how a behavioral genetic strategy can help to identify the causes of crime and delinquency. The last section of this chapter describes the sibling-cohort design and addresses a series